TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says comparisons will be so easy that companies with strong pricing will outperform.
These year-over-year declines in energy costs along with the inability of the Chinese market to fall much further are the two bright spots that long-term investing can give us. The noti...
TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says this consumer-products titan has weathered the storm and should enjoy lower inputs.
General Mills (NYSE: GIS) (Cramer's Take) hits another 52-week high. This company has been one of the great standout performers this year, just a juggernaut, even though it is a gigantic buyer of grains and a huge user of cardboard boxes and plastic wrapping. Plus, it needs gasoline t...
UL has been actively managing their businesses and selling off less profitable parts. It is a creative company with a lot of products you use everyday, but may not know they are made by Unilever. UL has been able to pass on price increases to the consumer. Consumer staples are a decent place to go for safety in a rough market, and they pay a nice dividend. When the inflation bubble deflates, UL will be ready for takeoff.
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TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says the exchange rate plus massive undervaluations make the great brands prime targets.
There's always been a groupthink in Europe about currencies. The companies that want to buy American companies have, at times, seemed to care more about the currency, or at least not buying a company in a country whose currency is in decline, than they care about the actual target.
Unilever has been a consistently strong performer over the past few decades, paying out good yields. It's current yield, 3%, is comparitively high (many tech stocks don't pay any yield and still get huge praise). During a recession, it may be that Unilever will be one of the few companies which still has the ability to pay dividends.
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